Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
kilograms to The Star.
NEW PROBLEM FOR THE IRISH
How the Coercion Bill May be Met
THE TRAIN ROBBERS BIG BOOTY.
A MEXICAN BANK ROBBED OF $500, 900
Toronto Merchants in Favor of Reciprocity.
THE IRISH CRIMES BILL.
Mere OF the First Clause rs First Intro
duced and as Amended.

More OF the First Clause rs First Intro
duced and as Amended.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, May 20.-The following passage in the
nrst clause OF the crimes bill as brought in and as
amended Will complete 1t, with the portion sent
Yesterday AS brought in: "3d witness exam
lned under this section shall not be excused from
answering any question on the ground that the
answer thereto may criminate or tend to criminate
himself, but any statement made by any person in
answer 10 any question put to him on any EXAM
lhatlon under this section shall not except in case
OF Indictment or other criminal proceedings for
perjury, be admissible in evidence against him in
any proceedings, civil or criminal 4th. The magiS-
trate who conducts the examination under this
section OF person concerning any Offense shall
not, II such offense is punishable on summary con-
viction, take part in the hearing or determination
OF the charge for that ofense
Following is the continuation as amended: SO. A
witness examined under this section shall not be
excused from answering any question on the
ground That the answer thereto may cr1minate or
tend to criminate himself, provided that witness
who answers truly all questions which he is re-
Qu1red to answer shall be entitled to a certificate
OF Indemnity under the hand OF the magistrate
making such examination, stating that such wit
ness has so answered, and such certificate OF in
demnity shall be bar TO all criminal proceedings
and proceedings for recovery of any penalty In re-
spect OF any offense as to which such person has
been examined on such inquiry; and (B) the an
swer by person to question put at such exam
1natlOn snail not except in case OF any criminal
proceedings Tor perjury committed at or after the
holding OF such inquiry, be in any proceeding civil
person or the husband or wife OF such person. (C)
II any person has been charged with the commits
Sten OF q crime which is a subject OF inquiry no
person shall be compelled to answer who has been
called to give evidence for such accused person.
D9 Except with the consent OF the person under
trate or other official persons shall be
present at such inquiry. s. The
magistrate who conducts an examination
under this section OF persons concerning any Of
summary conviction, take part In the hearing or
discrimination OF the charge for that ofIense, and
shall not, II such OnenSe is an 1ndictable onenSe
take part in the committing for trial OF such per-
SON for such OfenSe, or hearing or determination
summar1iy or taking deposition against and com.
conjunction with such person or separately, as a
principle or accessory in the commission of such
Onense. z. witness who is examined under this
section shall not be required to answer any Ques-
tfOn which he might legally refuse to answer on
the ground OF privilege IL he were examined as a
case any witness examined under this section shall
not speak English, the interpreter employed shall
nOc be policeman. 9. The lord lieutenant shall
cause TO be published In the Dublin Gazette once
In every quarter return OF all persons who have
been committed to prison at any inquiry held un-
prison on the date one week preceding each such
publication. Such returns shall contain the name
address. and description OF each prisoner, together
with the date OF his commitment, the cause OF
committal, and, II he was subsequently brought
up for examination, the date on which he was last
remandefo